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Supreme Court


Hon. Byron K Elliott, Chief Justice.
The following opinions were rendered March 9:
INSURANCE. oNs-ARsoN-EvIDENcE
1928. Continental Insurance Company VS..
Frederick W. Joshchen. Ripley G. G. Re-
versed. Mitchell. J.-Suit on insurance policy.
An instruction that, in order to maintain the de-
tense that the plaintiff had himself purposely
destroyed the property for which he was seek
ing to recover, with intent to defraud the COM
pany the latter must establish the truth of such
defense beyond a reasonable doubt, is erroneous
In civil of this class the rights Of the
parties to be determined by preponderance
of the evidence. Being a civil action, 1t is sub
ject to all the rules which belong to actions Of
that class without regard to the fact that the
matter in issue may involve the imputation OF q
crime. This applies as we'll to the admissibility
of evidence in respect to the character of the
parties as to all other distinctions bet ween civil
and criminal actions
SCHOOL. LANDs-sALE-PUBLIc AUCTION
1880. John McPheeters vs. John B. Wright
Noble c. G. Reversed. Elliott G. jim suit to
quiet title where the complaint shows that the
land had been advertised by the county officers
for sixty days, as the statute provided r. s.,
I843, Sec. 263), the sale is not Improbable on
the ground of insuf6ciency of notice The pre-
sumption that the officers did their duty supplies
all other requisites. ca The complaint in such
case, which AYERS that the land was sold to the
plaintiff at the door of the courthouse, is bad
The statute, Section 4345, saying that the sale
shall be at public auction, is mandatory.
12400 Jacob Kline vs. David Sutton. Kosci-
usko c. C. Dismissed.
129ol Solomon L. Burns vs.. Joseph W. Trav-
is ct al. Shelby G. G. Motion to dismiss over
ruled
BILL OF EXCEPrIONS-EyIDENCE
13548 George Pence vs. State. Clinton c. G..
Reversed. Howk, Jon Oct. IA appellants
motion for a new trial was overruled. to which
ruling he excepted. and sixty days were given to
file bill of exceptions. The bill was filed on
Nov. IL and is properly in the record, IS provid-
ed by Sec. 1S47. The evidence fails to sustain
the verdict
l16I2 Marcus M. Towle. trustee, We John
Brown, auditor ct al Lake G. C. Affirmed.
Nback, Affirmed on the authority Of Towle
VS.. Brown yesterday
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Louisville, New Albany 6 Chicago.
Evansville & Terre Haute.

Via Vandala Lne)
LveIndps. 7:3Oam p*l2:00m 4:OOpm s"1O45pnr
Ar Indpls. 35Oam t1OOOam 3:35pm 4:l5pm
Via /. & st. L. Ry)
LveIndpls.. *1O:50pm f5:30pm s11:55am 7lOam
Ar Indpls.- 3;45am flO:O0am 335pm 6:25pm
.Daily, idaily except Sunday. parlor car. sleep
ing car. 4
THESE trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor I
sleeping and buffet tho finest in America.
between Indiana polls and Evansville. Cars OPEN
for passengers at $50 D. Train does not leave
until 1915 D !.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March 9.-In all departments there
was good business doing in consequence of the
orders for large assortmen.s reflect
ing good trade.
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Resterday's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, March 9.--Flour steady and
without change of Importance Receipts, r. GIT
ss and sacks exports, l.52s brls and q 0GD sacks
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court

Hon. Walter e. Gresham, Judge.
Thos. B. Atkins ct al. VS. Wabash, ST. Louis &
Pacific Railway; order. on petition of receiver
for instructions as to assuming defense of GER
tain actions.
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Superior Court Record.


Room i--Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor. Judge
John G. Walker VS. Martin L. Rinehart: &C.
count. Judgment for Sl94 So.
John NJ Boyd ct al VS.. A L. Wright e Co.;
note. Judgment for So 100 %.
Morrison Manufacturing Company vs. Albert
T. Sdon ct al; notes. Judgment for 3d. 357. 20.
John w Unversaw ct al. vs.. Minerva Haw-
kins ct al; quiet title. On trial by court.
Room Hon. D. w. Howe. Judge.
W. F. A. Bernhamer ct al VS.. Charles ".
Gorsuch. Cause dismissed
Daniel o. Crist VS.. Amelia WINNER ct al
Cause dismissed.
Philander Pickering VS.. Miller Commission
Company Dismissed.
Room s-Hop Lewis C. Walker. Judge.
State of Indiana VS.. Charles Vanslack, Simeon
Coy and Samuel E. Perkins; suit on forfeited
bond. Judgment for ST. 600.
Schnnll & Krag vs.. Frank Crselman and Emil
Mueller DISMISSED at plaintiffs cost.
NEW SUITS.
James Shelly vs. Ida NJ. Shesly; complaint for
divorce. Allegation. adultery.
William c. Smith ct al. va William Hatfield
complaint on note
David NJ. Adams vs. Irwin c. Valentine; com
plant for possession OF personal property. De-
mand, 800
Haugh, Ketcham & Co vs. VIM Howard ct al.
complaint on account Demand, SO, 600.
Mary Ragsdale vs. Andrew G. Ragsdale; com
PLANT for divorce Allegation. cruel treatment.
Circuit Court.
Hon. A. Z. Ayres. Judge.
Maurice s. Spahr VS.. The Estate Of James
T. Heller; claim. Judgment for plaintiff for
$l2.
Allison Maxwell Us. The Estate Of Minnie
Gramman; claim. Allowed for S107.
Ftanner IL Hommown VS.. The Estate of Amos
B. Mills; claim. Judgment for plaintiff for $s5
Walter T. Cox VS.. Smith Myers, assignee on
chattle mortgage Demand, $500.
Criminal Court.
Hon. lillian a. Irwin. Judge.
State VS.. Mary p Hensbaw; petit larcepv
pleaded guilty. Not sentenced
State vs. Daniel Gowen; petit larceny. Re-
leased on own recognizance.
State VS. Charles Thomas; petit larceny Re-
leased on good behavior.
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cincinn att. indianapolis. St. Louis & chcaq

IiHCihnd all, lHQianApollSs Si Lo us q NiItCdgo.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart ir'.eh Fast Line, daily S. ard $40 ann
ST. Louis Express daily ----..---. 4:1O am
Cincinnati Accommodation 11:33 am
Cincinnati Mail p. c...-..--. 355 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Elk, daily. 655 pm
Arrive--In5ianapolis Accommodation 10:45 arp
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail, p G dy.l1:45 ara
Lafayette Accommodation. 445 pm
st. Louis Express, daily. ..---.... .1O:45 pm
Chicago Fast Line, daily, 8. and c. c.1l:1O pm
CHICAGO DIVISION. +
Depart-Chicagc Peoria and Omaha Ex.... TAO am
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex.-. 71O ami
Chicago Mail D. c-.-.,........-... 1903 pan;
LAFAYETTE Accommodation $500. 500 pm,
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex-. 800 PM
Chicago Peoria and n. Ex., daily,
S. and r.c... 11:30 pm
Arrve-Cincinnat Fast Line dy. ands. 800 am
Cincinnati Accommodation .11:15 AND
South. Bend and indianapolis Elk. lilo am
Cincinnati Mail D. c....-......- 1886 enf
Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6.40 pm
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IHE A DECYl Advertising In the country
OII EAI LAD j. is among the Wants. Forl
Sales, etc, of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR-l
NAL, at only FIVE CENTS PER LINE each nser-
ton. 1t yon have any farms property to disnosa
Ct this will afford very easy and cheap agency
rryit
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle In Fair supply, but Market Slow-Hog
Market Closed Steady and Lnwer.
INDIANAPOLIS March Q.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100; shipments. -. Fair
supply; market slow on common, but about the
same on good. Few left over.
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Indiana Bloomington Western.
PEORIA DIVISION. .
Depart-Pacfc Ex and Mail daily,s. and ESQ ana
Express 1890 nj
Kansas and Texas Fast Line c.,s 4:15 pm,
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press, daily, T. c. and Hoo pm
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express, 4
daily r. c. and s..-.--..-.----. BOO am
Express 1O:40 am
EXPRESS and Mail S. and r. o.. $3.50 PM
Day Express daily r.. c. and s..--. $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Derart-Eastern Express Mail daily g., re. 41O aua
Atlantic Express S. and r. &C.. 955 pm
Night Express daily, and r. 800 pm
Arrive--Paciic Express. daily, 9 and T. c.. 720 am
Western Elk. and Mail, 8 and r. O. 3:55 PM
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily, s. and r. c...-.----. 10:30pm
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Ind annapolis & Vincennel

Depart-Mail and Cairo Express. 7:15- arm
Vincennes Accommodation. ..-.-. AIS pm
Acknowledgements Accommoda tion 1855 arm
Mail and Cairo Express. 4:5O pm
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Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific.

Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific.
Indianapolis Peru & Chicago Division)
Depart-Michigan City and Toledo MAIL. tbs ana
Detroit Toledo aud Michigan City
Express daily Northumberland. 2:l5 pm
Detroit and Toledo Ex., daily
cept Sunday. s.---...----..----. 700 pmi
Arriye-Detroit, Toledo & Mich. City Elk, s. 1:l5 am
tDetroit and Toledo Tx, daily. s. 1O45 am
Detroit. Toledo & Mich. City Mail. Gas PM
sleeper daily to Detroit.
iSeeper daily from Detroit.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK, March Bar silver, 81 o.
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Depart-Deeatur and Peoria Through Mail $50 am
Mentezuma Accommodation. $50 pm
Fast Express. daily, r. {. and 1850 PM
| Arrye--Fast Express daily, r. @ and s.--. 800 am
| Mputezuma Accomn oda.ion. 49,. lO:15 am
Through Mail 5:55 pm
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Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 IntianapoIis.

Depart--Cn. Dton and Toll d'y. and $. 400 am
Cincin, Dayton. Toledo and n. y. 1866
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo aud New
York D. Observation-Disclosures. $50 pm
Connersville Accommodation. -.-.. $50 pm
Arrive-C onnersville Accommodation 1886
Cin Peoria and st. Louis. p. e. 11.45 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 4:55 pm
Gin Peoria and St. l. dye. c.. and s 10:45 pm
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a sesident ~ eousls brn0. nov e
Cha ttsmoogs. has besn Willing eoone Of
The bastI~nslds IN that visju!sy. He
says: Rrlice ~ The war Ase Il - found
everyWhers. Last Sunday ] etht sIl
over the Chicks ,snga baille.tsoUnds
With soms Stlrhdv. We found old can:
,eehn. boot soi~e. The initial pett of
shouidsv slraps. rain rode, plscee Q!
shella. ktin hammers. grape ehot and
minmIs balls BY the hatfhI. hojt>e oonnd
bus moslly batiered There are Io(1 Of
RtaSes IL the woodA. trcea len olahdIng
\ f,er ihr battle that are nor hoImt Jc!led
fbr wood are really woFthlese, = tney
are 80 fbll Of lead and iroh thet canhot
bs saWed, and On - Il spolled u chop.
ping them down. q aotne Of the trqso DO
not show nmt outslde ti1arkb And fod
csnho. tell whether they contain letd Or
iron until you cut Into them. We vts.
|ised 1 cotton nelsl hear ! sprine whero
Tho battle ragged for fovty-eight hnurel
and I picked Up t&ehty-nve or thirty
'bnlleiA. The 0wmer ot the land said lhel
In blowing III the spring they picked VA
eleven pohnds Of lead IN sks sttpe "
|buiielt.
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Tho followine patents were. GRANTED
fnr the week ending Nov. 8. 1887, re-
ported expressly for this psper By Jooi
II. Hunter, Solicitor OF American ard
Foreign Patents. Washington. D. ..
Chss. z. Anderson. Laf'orte, fsR96
machine: w. 4. Ella. Rising Sun. 6alls
imr press: I. e. Fisher. Andsison, ftuia
cradle attachment; 5. e Hareh, Wabash,
ehaft tug; A. w. Hughey,, Arcadia, ctt
snbplinx J.. s Jameson, New Albany
rIc,hes line prop: J. A. Ps,ket TttE6
Hsute. car wheel; UatId o6hI6f auo b:
F.iluu. mediaoh, cafdiri nixelline 3:
B. Short. Union Mills. tail@1S eAitch
Oswald smith: Tell Citys tGid ftt6laSSf
gor roller millG
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That q 20 ~. your lunss AIso 81
tour breathing machinery. Very won.
dersul machinery u II. Not only the
larger aIr-paassgss. but the thousands ~
little tubes and cavities leading from
them. /.
when these sfe clogked ahd ch6ked
With n liter which onght mot 20 Be shere,
your luhgs cannot half 40 their work
And what they d0. they cxnn0' do veil
Call II cold, cough, crohp. pnen'nonss,
essavrh. consumption or any nf the fam
~ % throat snd m0se aud head and luns
o6ss rdcsions. AL arc had. All ought %
|be rot rid ~. There 10 jnst one sure
way 20 get rid Of them. That y 20 TAKE
|Bnechees German Syrup. which any
'dru9gisf vii sell you ~ IS cents = bot
lie. Evsn u everything else haA tsIIe'
won, you may depend upon this To-
Icegtajn. April 29-y-e. .. ".
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THE DAVIDSON OUTRAGE.


There was good deal of excitentpht
Il the trial NJ Clay Davidson, concerned
kl,h HE brother fwho was Iynchedj IN
Ihe abduction and outrage Of Anna
IL Perry county. nesr t.s
l,ysw ford county line, IN Nav ~ 1857
and in regard 10 which "0rid,." 70 sre 10
~ susueihink uader =
thouashtl metropolitan papers. whi'e he
WAS badly srafesl. write ~ many t1iis.
or a. the people IN shA
cal, sh~m. "hAld-fsced
lies.n The trial wa concluded II Cs".
nvisun In a.. lUsh. the jury after beius
out bus fnsen minuiea giving the
brute term n twenty y-One years
IN the peuitsntiary. The proof &sI
|skAt Davidson aud his htUiher Joht
fshe one lynrheA) vent q the Flannl
|rsn Sosldsuce while aIl The family xerl
sbsehs. draSked the girl 10 the dehsl
aadds IN 4 Herr hut'n& sk6 iiilSt Away
'ousrssed her rep-ste.iIs. then strippe'l
nearly al the rloshing ts0u her Indy
lied her 20 a tree aud ieit hsv, ~ilttI AIit
~ Fouhd The evening u The tolldk inl
lday more dead lhkh alive. Clay David
SON has already served nut . elk year
|seuteuce at the Jsff-rstnviIIe priscH fo
srson and grand larceny. There wer'
such indications Of lvnching during hi
trial that the Judge ordered him secretl!
taken 20 the country at night 10 guar
! against HE being hung By the indignsn
lciiixeus.
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1'hs tood work or bond rsdempli6n
9oes on with encouraging regularity jdef
nov. Yesiefday The 60tetutneml bduGhe
q SiSosO bonde. and paid Tho .prediio!M!
agreed Upon. The best uoe which a.
individual can make of tie spare saeh z
10 pay Il out promptly IN liquidatiif hio
deUss, II he has any. The same ptjhcis
pls holds good for haiions. olous'Dem'
A shs GIoBs- Dslhoctat VA oMS D
the Republican papefs that btedIcled
that the nntncial imtbfeste of the country
would Be greatly endangered BY ~
ELECTION Of Democrat the above ~
'dbrsenieht OF The cnnfse 0F the Adthim!e1
ItrAsion In paying OF the i.ationfl iiidebe;:
lednrsa i very gratifying. 20 Rcckp0tl
Democrat.
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3eIem Lee4er
Dt. q. G. Hobbs. m bic hsm. u snlles
sass Of town, this week tried % eSper!-
mont In throshihg 81 acros u ehock
corn. with reaults % saliBlhclcrv that u
Il worthy 81 more than passine hoelco.
TsklnR one.hsif Of tho ieesh out oe the
cylinder sntl thrsesIourshs out % the
..orcsve or IN old shreshlng machine,
the shnck corn Wss run through, bosis
foremost. The corn Was ohelled nom
the cob. the hmalleAt ears as we'll a the
largest. and separated from the fodder -
periectlv ~ Nheat from The straw.
From one-0ilh to one.tensh NJ thu erainn
ars broken when the cylinder = mol
kept null and the rate ~ spsed ton great.
The stalks are cut And lUrh 10 pieeee ..
|0melv - shncks, aud can be hnhdIeu
: m fpsks nicelv, an bhe point thas y
40 pleAninR % The sshall space the Soddei
lcan be stored In. occhpyihe not NOR
Than ohs-siehih The space that u uid oe'
fore shrpshIhg. the cost VI shveshsnl
per buAhel will exceed probably ~ censs
with ouch corn - Was ratsed THIS year
but OF IN ordinary year. wheh me PEI
cent. of corn 20 the fodder u much great
lsr. Il would not cost more than Or
cents. and the value bf the f0hder vi
i b. IncveAsed enough 10 pay f0r IN
lthrpshins. Not only ID shS hsdIn(
y qualities of the nsdder impvoveu. bu
J the rorn aud snddpr IL stHved away y
pleasant westhsr, and the. held en-
growing ctpp Il rnl injured BY hsu'in'
\ when the Rtound IL muddy. ~ 10 usualI
J The csse. Take Il all IN al Il wa tr ~
, ,uccess. aud vheu The farmers are ehl
70 cut aud bind their rofn q whes
thresh and bail II cheaply, then the lam
i lof = earn crbp will 10 made eaev -
4 uch more prssfItsble, and such viii Gel
1'sainly bs common IN few yeare.
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A California editor addresses his de-
linouens subscribers thusIy: I'VE would
like : number cf old gunny sacks that
arc worthless for holding grain 20 oe
given o. on sutpcripsion ~ those tn -.
rears We want 10 use the gumny sacSs
"a mako ~ e0me underwear. Thnes
no have neither gunny sacka nor money
can hiring o. some wood II We car!
have underw ear we can 6ro ups providod
YOU bring the wood. Plsaso eopd -
come -four sacks for sunday
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New Albany Mail: From . director
~ ,he New Albany snd vihcennes rail.
wsy companv Il % learned that the c6tn.
psnv expects to l~gim 0pefsti0ma 10 The
e0i,ssvuctI0n NJ The road IN The early
spsiwR. The w0sk w6Uld havt been In.
awsus ased some time seO hsd Il NOT
bveu 6or lh~ temporary embafrsssn.ens
oC Mercef. Bullock ! Co.. the great rais-
road contracting drm 81 New York: who
.ere hacking tks enterprise. The ilnah.
eiaI dl6Icolsies Of the controlling 6sm
we're only temporary. but wefe not die
u0srd of hnsil u became too late 10 the
s.esou 70 commence the work Of build
Ing ! line of railroad. The line has bees
surseyed aud m eligible route Located
from tnis city 10 viucenmes aud the pro
hsbiIitiea ere shst the work ~ consifuc
tinm viii ! 3 commenced III The spriut :
this end of The road.
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6orthingtoh Tlmss: 6N9 ~ ~
ssek our astenfioh wae e1ljse : sw9
sppIs trees IN the yard 81 AZ; yams4
PSfsIsy, bne OF which VA u least 4 snira
iatter THAN the other, hltI,bueh bQtli
wsfe OF Tho same vstitett viz pl1''ted ae
ths Sashe tine. Tie sectet 6f ne oIuer.
eI,cs II eIte can only b hctctil'teo RS "
tHe lsct that IN setting biit the trees ~:
Parsley placed : large Az rock n n:
hosioui o. lie hole In which he planted
~ shriitieat lree. and supp6-ee that ihe
stnne hoId. naoisture shput the toott of
sik tree. Whstevet the caiiae; II y ul.s
dphiably true that the tree uhder enicr ": /!
ths rock wss placed % much he1lih!ef
iot5kius and larger than the 0ht uhuee
which no rock Was placed.
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vt0eouuoo Suo.
without : great flourish Of trumpsts.
Saturday. the .navor cxOsed the osl0Ou.
keepers 10 b hOtillsd that he wguld t1-
bect them % pay slfict regard 10 the
ssSunday Law the following day. The
order met with s0ne verbal ohj-c.
lions, hut II &as PRACTICALLY observed bt
mine out OF ten salOOn keepers In the
Icisy. Only two complaints havo been
n,ade u Violations Of Tie order.
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One % the results or the change In
milling and the Introduction Of the pat
eut, or roller proceas, IN this counsry q
I marked change In 0hr exp0rte. 80
nov send abrDad iese WHEAT hut more
lrir; in other words. while we keep up
our brcadstmlfs exporis. we send them IN
tie form ~ noUr insscad Of wheat: TITS
Il : decided advantage, Gays the St.
Lnnis Republican. fnr u reserved 10 %
the profits 0f The milling. and gives emf
plos mens 10 : very large numt'ef 6f per-
sons. Our sxports 6f wheat for Sep.
sember os this year we're only 6.732'O0o
hushels, aksinss lO074 OOU for the cors
responding asonsh Of lass year : : falling
a ~ I AZ O0O hWshelst but our exporte
81 6.sur were ISL 90 barrels more tot
IEvbsemb~r 0f this ear ihan for The cor
lrespcrdiug month o. lSs6. Our great
mile. with their pattns p soceAs Tor grind
inr fiomr, are bresking down The email
mIlls IN England and giving us contr0
81 The nour market IN that country.
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OlnSy Republican, Three tth'grsn'
i aroni passed through OIney last Sun'
dsv east ward hound. On the cover o
ths hssd wseou wss painted In large let
tevs:
.fh Kansas W trusted;
The State OF promised wealth:
Now eli1l we aSe busleds
ludixna o good Tor our health"
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John q. New ssss: I'VE might q
veII lslk about : msn q ying 20 the moon,
= 10 talk of Blaine carrying Indiana,
amer his letter IL which he says thst he
could not gei justice In the courts 81 Out
sssse. II Il foolish 10 talk about the kc'
publican party not waning LUG. ~
f.hev must carry lndima IN order % -
cure the election OF = Republican preei'
dem. umless they stake every thing or ~
steso ot New York. They can lose New
YORK and still carry the election u sheS
carry the state Of Indiana
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Articles of interpretation haSs Us9h
illefl IN The ofIIce Of the Secretary 81 eeatel
of the S~y inouf hnd Sauthwestettt HALE
~ company The capital stock ~ fnlcu
4 i0OO.v0O Fraucis n. Swopf; ue1ts
ec6mrck. Albert T.. Charles. Le69sfd
HIbmer ana o,her1, afe ihe ihcofp6tal6ro:
Il i proposed 70 build The llie rom
"a, n,our. via Brownsiown q. xvftleviIle,
3 ,s,inx through Jscksoh, WshfIhtteei
Orange Dubois, Warfick end vshdefs
lburg cOuutie6.
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PIKE county q 20 have smother coal
mine. Il viii Be opened on the farm q
John n. Bresn. of Loogootee. and Will
Jno. M. McHenra. WIN. y. Wtnternosh'
an aud Others. Work has already beeu
hexmn. The new mine u l"cated ots ~
II. 4 I. railroad, between HnGers Station
and Blackburn - Washington Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Nov 4 ! good sIins Is piaRt tftes;:
Trses planted II the fall te4e3h e!ars
early ii The sprihg and inake { 4ns
growth before dry, hot &tathet; Ins
Sredtest tsuse II failure. blixGl aHd d!!s
es6e . lhe feeble Sfowsh ana h',H 81 mg;
There u Iess dmng.s I IN ft;id tiish ff0d1
Neat sId dr0uth. n. A: LeHSsh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

AHoid ihiS kaby ~6ils | hsSs { hg6!t
With that man." laid 81 Exat bceson a.,
woman 70 . saiIot Who hsd juH comS
sshors. The saiIor. alxayd tesdt g u
SnlersolEed; took the inf.Rt, 46d the2
WOMAN TOOK the sisn's ard shd WsIksd
'aWGy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Ths Dethocfa,ic candidate fSf Gov;
ernof Of Massachusetts wSk z soln'ei
Win one leg: He 4 also : Knian' l y! 2!
Labor. .i.on" krpdbIIcans voted !ot 'y
ihe other fellow and showed The so'uleF
under @ usuaI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Cant. william Charlss' large bafh IN
French Lick township. Orange cCdnty,
burned Wednesday. 9th inst.. with :
large oosntity Of hay. wheat, Oats, farm
implements. ana valuable borss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

More than 100000 dozen eggs ate
lcSporsed into thir country every year
snd have been for number of years
past. There - somethimy wrong some.
y here, fnr certainly our farmers ana
poultry Keepers ought 70 supply the de-
maud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

tsmes ]. Campbell, we'll known ~
'(hIs county. who hst been one o. tne
|most brodiinsssi and wealthie6t ousineee
men 81 LO0gO0tee f0f tnany 5e9ro, nss M
decided 10 locate q St. Louis, where %
| viii 70 into The Wholesale clothihg odeIs
Ineao.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

~. !. e. Townsend, Of the Whittnx9
n,i,,es. ~, the AIRLINE, Ssa contfscfco
with The Glass Works Tor 0oO ct ~ .o@H9 ~,
Of coal, 10 he delivered = the sMe q 4"
a. loads per month. N. 4. Ledee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

A colt wants 10 be kept 6Stlhk Shd
vrowinx and exefcising and fnS tn'n4
srcent fstteming, as long s. has ums
sssIrucd him 6y nature to grow.